Which national officials can Israel’s president appoint?

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The president of Israel serves primarily in a ceremonial capacity and does not hold veto powers. However, the president is authorized to appoint several key national officials, including:

  • State comptroller (who is first elected by the Knesset)
  • Governor of the Bank of Israel
  • Judges
  • Justices of the Supreme Court1